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The cameras use both CMOS and CCD image sensors. Reported maximum resolutions across the options are 720 × 480 and 1080 × 1920.

Night-vision performance varies by model. Examples in the listings include approximately 9 ft, 30 ft, and 65 ft.

Most cameras list external electric power rather than internal batteries. Mounting options range from hardware-mounted brackets to no-mount designs, and one option is designed to install in a standard E27 bulb base.

Motion features vary: listings include motion-detection coverage angles (for example, 90° and 355°) and at least one option advertises motion detection with auto-tracking.

Reported focal lengths across the options include 3.0 mm, 3.6 mm, and 36 mm. One description specifically calls a 3.6 mm lens a wide-angle fixed lens.

Available choices include single-camera units and a three-camera pack.

Installation notes vary by product: some listings state no assembly is required, one notes adult assembly with no tools needed, and another describes easy setup in an E27 bulb base plus a simple router/app connection for configuration.

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